To me… DSE is far more bothersome than blooming. The new LED TVs have gotten so good at minimizing blooming that it is not all that noticeable in most scenarios. However, DSE varies unit by unit and is a total crapshoot. Unfortunately, some manufacturers don’t even see this as an issue even on their high end models.

@ajajala5081

2 жыл бұрын

Man TV reviews are so good and annoying because when you learn TV defects you can't see it. I can't stop looking for blooming , I get irritated by panels with grey blacks or no local dimming in non OLED tvs. Just wish my bank account could match my ideal TV choice 😂😂. Now dirty screen effect 😂

@weekendwarrior8334

2 жыл бұрын

@@ajajala5081 I totally get this! I finally sprung for a Sony A80j and for me…..it’s such a great TV! I’m not sure I could ever go back to an LED television.

@RobertK1993

Жыл бұрын

@@ajajala5081 They get paid to sell people OLED.

@RobertK1993

Жыл бұрын

@@weekendwarrior8334 OLED TVs especially LG OLED panels need high brightness for HDR QD OLED from Samsung can do 1000 nits

@Noticerofthings

Жыл бұрын

Samsung

This is one of the most helpful video clips that I have seen, helping people to decide on buying a TV. Thank you.

Follow the recommendation! If you are happy with your televisions, then DO NOT look for screen faults. There is no perfect screen. Once a flaw is found, you can no longer avoid seeing it in all content.

@sergvol3388

10 ай бұрын

But you can learn to ignore it.

@RSV9

10 ай бұрын

@@sergvol3388 I couldn't learn to ignore it so I returned the TV. 🤷‍♂️

Maybe some additional information on what causes the DSE. There are three things that make DSE: 1. Uneven backlight distribution 2. Uneven pressure on/in the panel itself 3. Uneven space distribution between the RGB layer and difusser from the backlight - The first one can be solved by replacing the backlight system, the uneven bright LED's are causing different light distribution and therefore causing DSE - The second one is solvable if the pressure lays on the panel itself, that's why some people suggest to "loosen up" the back of the TV. If the pressure lays in the panel itself than it's a manufacturing failure and can't be solved. - The third one is tricky. It's caused by either touching the RGB layer and backlight difusser or the surface of the difusser is not even. If the layers touch each other you get lighter white spots but if they don't and the difusser is uneven you can get dark spots. The RGB layer and the difusser have to have a gap between them and the defusser also has to be as even as possible so replacing the difusser solves the problem for the most time.

@selfelements8037

Жыл бұрын

So bad shipping is not a cause for DSE too?

@SLICK8116

7 ай бұрын

@@selfelements8037no😅😂

Thank you so much for this video. I just got a new TCL R646 a couple of months ago. I have a screen anomaly I thought was DSE. However, I saw no DSE on the slides in your video. So, thank you again. I guess I will keep it. LOL. BTW, the shot of the little girl attacking the tv with a hammer was worth the whole video!

Thanks for the awesome videos Caleb. Tested my 10year old Kw-9004A. Happy to say only two small DSE at the very bottom. Maybe due to lifting the tv as they are thumb sized. Will be careful next time. Thanks take care always

Great video. I'm really lucky with my 65" X90J. It has an amazing panel with nearly zero DSE. I really love the TV especially after this latest firmware update from Sony.

Thanks for bringing attention to this. Manufacturers need to step up their quality control. The only way they will is if the consumers no longer tolerate these defects. I had to return two 85 inch qn90as for dse and dead pixels.

@PSYCHOV3N0M

2 жыл бұрын

THIS^^^^^

@Noticerofthings

Жыл бұрын

Samsung is the absolute worst for this and I’m not giving them another penny. Frustrating because their TV’s would be good otherwise

I lost the panel lottery on a TCL I ended up returning. It was such a hassle to box everything back up that I decided to take a different route altogether. For Christmas I got my son a Hisense U8G and lost again; it was thru Amazon. I decided to give it another shot locally since the TV itself was very good, and got one that was almost perfect. Very happy overall. I do believe that manufacturers ship units with DSE because not enough people notice it or care about DSE. I am positive that if they had enough returns, they would not sell them in the first place; it costs a lot of money to process a customer return item.

thanks Caleb, that was very enlightening !!

Love this video would love to hear and see more videos explaining different problems with televisions

I have a Hisense U6G 55 inch that has DSE. I found that by lowering the backlight to 10 and rising the contrast to 90 I was able to reduce the Dirty Screen Effect substantially. It is barely noticeable now.

Just watched this on my current Samsung UN46B8000XF tv and it’s still going strong with no dirty screen. Must be going dimmer equally all around. Keep up the great work and can’t wait to see the new TV’s for 2022 that you review.

Nice. My TCL R646 has the opposite of Vignetting... It is brighter along both edges by about an inch. But on the BRIGHT side, on my luminance meter, your white slide hit 600 nits. By A80J only managed 385 but didnt have any DSE at all.

As a golf fan, DSE drove me nuts on my last TV. It was very noticeable when watching golf. Luckily, my LG CX 77 doesn't have that issue. Of course, my old TV is still in use, just not as my primary, so it isn't as bothersome.

Thanks Caleb. I can’t say I wasn’t warned. NOW I know I should’ve skipped this video. But it’s early on a Saturday morning, so I decided to played your “can you see the dirty screen” game. The first few were not very obvious. Then I noticed a spot on one of a colored panels! Great, I think. I‘ve learned something important, I think. I’m going to be ready to check out the screen on a new TV I hope to buy later this year! I think. For several fleeting moments, I’m very proud of myself! The next color flashed on screen and the “pinkish” mark was still there. Hummm. A the third test panel arrived, and the very light, pinkish hue is still there. WHAT! Calm down. I’ll just clean the screen and it will disappear. Nope. I’ll never look at this iPad mini the same way ever again. The “pink splash” will always be on the screen. Right now, it’s on the keyboard while I type. It’s on and between the top corners of the h and j keys as I type this note. It hasn’t bleed on the “u” key, yet. But I’m sure I’ll know the moment it does, because I seriously don’t think I’ll ever “unsee” this again! I swear it wasn’t there yesterday, or earlier today when I watched subwoofer reviews on KZread. I’m resigning myself to months or years of a growing pinkish hue splash, emanating from my iPad mini. 🤦‍♂️. I suppose my only real hope is Apple announcing an unanticipated upgraded iPad mini (@ a super low price) during next week’s Apple Spring event. Right. Pigs will fly first. Caleb, can you do a video of how to put toothpaste back into the tube? Yea, I know. That’s not gonna happen either.

I have Sony a8g oled sometimes while watching Disney + content (mostly marvel) the pictures lags what should I do?

I have dirty screen effect on my 950g, will geek squad allow me to replace it

Excellent video. Very helpful!!! Thanks

I got a sony x95j it has a softer plastic panel screen coveri also seen clouding when it was new so i felt for hot spots on the brighter scouding then i noticed the light clouding went away in the corner i noticed a slight bit of dse in bright picture so i tryed the opposite got abit of strong garrilla tape stuck it on the dse corner pulled it off the dark cloud whent away it only works on certain screens

Could a careful scan of the screen be used by software to adjust brightness levels to cancel out the DSE pattern? That might be something useful to offer in firmware or to implement in the factory where they have the ability to perfectly capture a scan of the screen's output.

@CrashCarson14

2 жыл бұрын

I think that would be hard to determine without a full almost, camera looking at the screen. Like a calibration. To lower or raise some leds within a picture, would require tone mapping and other algorithms to even out the tones. As the led may still draw the same power so no way for the tv know which ones are affected

@fleckx

Жыл бұрын

I thought of this same solution. You use an app to take a really good photo of the TV and the TV processes the photo and adjusts the brightness in accordance with the results of the picture. It could happen but it's probably too much work for them to bother.

I have a question: would a Direct Led tv be better to avoid these problems, compared to the more common Edge Lit, or would that make no difference whatsoever?

Hey Caleb, i know you don’t comment or make videos on lower tier TVs but i thought i’d give it a shot. Can you give your recommendation (only for picture quality) between LG Nano85 and Samsung Qled 77. I’m thinking 75” for both and gaming isn’t a must. A comment of which TV you think is best would suffice. Thank you!

Bought a Sharp 60" TV and became aware of this issue the very first day, after a couple of days I was certain it's the TV (and not me). Following advice on one site (which described this problem as clouding), I did manage to gently and I mean gently massage the screen with a very soft cloth to even it out. As you say, I couldn't un-see it, but also realized there was vertical banding. Over the next few days the back light started clumping in other areas. So I returned the TV. In doing research to find a TV that was less likely to exhibit this problem, the Sony X90J came highly recommended. I did more research on this TV and that's how I found your channel, I watched all the videos you made for this TV (and subscribed). I came away confident that the Sony was a good buy, and I am very happy with it. It it does have DSE, I haven't seen it yet (had the TV for a month) so I think I got a good panel. Thanks for your channel and keep up the good work.

Thanks so much found your video helpful however when buying my new 4K tv in 2019 I knew nothing of this DSE or blooming. The blooming was so bad when watching anything with a lot of dark scenes I couldn’t watch it. I would see white lines dance across the screen. Now idk what happened now the blooming seems to be gone. I have a LG 55 inch Nano Cell 4K tv I got in 2019.

I have a 55 inch Nanocell that did the job for me that I bought in 2021. However I went to play dragons dogma 2 tonight and I had this DSE Grid effect all over the screen. Its almost like a faint hint of little rectangular boxes coming through the image. Would DSE appear on a TV suddenly after 3 years or is this a sign the screen is failing? Any thoughts?

Am working to resolve a TCL R646 issue with DSE I identified literally days ago, so thanks for the timely education! Hopefully TCL will take care of this as I bought just before Best Buy removed them from the shelves last year! 😡

In your experience, are some brands more susceptible to DSE than others? For example, are LG panels more likely to have DSE than Sony panels?

Good video. My previous TV started showing DSE once it got kind of old. It was the bottom left corner. It was noticeable on light screens only, so not too bad. But I was glad to replace it by my current TV.

Nicely explained for the average consumer- looking forward to more informative videos on say blooming, halo-ing and other common issues with TV panels.:P

I didn’t notice too many spots but during the brighter colors I have a distinct checkerboard pattern on the entire screen. It’s a real bummer but within my exchange window. The consensus in a couple online communities is that it is not normal and that I should replace it.

I had DSE on my 2016 Samsung LED tv. They were in big circles all spaced equally from one another. They looked very weird. It first started appearing within 2 years of purchase. Any reason for this ?

I've seen this before. Not often but thankfully it in my own TVs. I work in selling electronics & have a wall of TVs on for about 15 hours a day every day. I figured it was mostly the lighting system going out. I've seen it on TVs that have been on display for close to a year.

My TCL 75R646 had really bad DSE that looked like a target. Loosening the screws almost completly removed it. Not like the loosening in the stock footage shown but just a 1/4 to a 1/2 turn. Could hear the plastic backing release stress.

@ahmedmaher3011

2 жыл бұрын

dse got better after?

my sony xg9505 is completely fine. Cant see any dse. New lg qned91 is like a curtain its so bad dse and so distracting ive returned it.

I recently had a Hisense U7QF that had a really bad case of DSE in one portion of the TV. It was so distracting that I ended up exchanging it and the new panel is so far so good to my eye. The returns process was really easy and fuss free at least from my experience with Hisense so I'd recommend it if you can.

@PSYCHOV3N0M

2 жыл бұрын

I have to at least give Hisense credit for their customer service. They sent a technician to my friend's apartment to completely replace the TV panel that was faulty after about 1 month of purchase from Best Buy. Zero issues with the TV so far after nearly 1 year of usage. 👍

@FerrariTeddy

Жыл бұрын

Loving my Hisense UH6 or something. Switched from plasma and the color and darkness sand HDR and 4k is all so amazing.

I knew about DSE when I purchased my last LCD TV, the 2018 TCL 65" 6 series. I happened to win the 'panel lottery'. I have a tiny bit of vignetting, but it's very minor. My panel is exceptionally uniform. I can't see anything. I've run all of the tests to try and show DSE, and my panel is perfect. Am I lucky, or do most get good tv's?

Just tried the test images on my Sony 77A80J, and it looks quite good. Not perfect mind you, but nevertheless quite good. That being said, many of us who regularly view these expensive large display panel televisions don’t have perfect vision anyway. For example, I have myopia and astigmatism, corrected with lenses, but still have significant issues with vitreous floaters… which can appear like “migrating dirty screen effect” at times! I guess my point is that nothing is perfect… And even if the screen were absolutely perfect, our eyes may not be capable of perceiving that perfection. As my dear old dad used to say, “it would look good to a blind man“.

@avitano

4 ай бұрын

I have successful experience with Sony. It's been 7 years now and the TV is as sharp as new. On the other hand, I bought a Samsung and I see that there is a lack of uniformity in the light of the panel

Recently got a samsung qn800a 8k. Has a bit of DSE or vignetting in the corners, not noticeable unless the screen is displaying solid bright colours like blue skies. A bit of a bummer that something that cost a decent penny has that kind of annoying imperfection.

and if it appear after " 6 " years of use of the tv? mine lately started to have half side of the screen a bit " darker "..

I notice it on my Hisense 50U6HF (Fire TV) panel, but I'm sticking with it because there are too many horror stories of people returning TVs three or four times, playing the lottery -- and basically losing. I've mostly heard to just ignore it because you usually only notice if you have a test screen. Also, I only really notice when I use "high" local dimming and local contrast enhancement.

It's on my 55 inch 2019 TCL 6-series Roku tv. I would call it moderate/acceptable DSE. When watching a movie I rarely notice it, maybe for a brief scene or two (camera pans across an overcast sky for example), or not at all just as likely. Fortunately I don't watch hockey or close ups of golf greens. I knew about this before I bought my TCL and thought a fair tradeoff for the great price and overall quality of the image. After over two years still very pleased with the purchase.

@chulababy693

2 жыл бұрын

I got the same tv in January with the same problem. Only really noticeable when the screen is white. No one can see it like I do. I KNOW ITS THERE lol. It's a great TV for the price..I bought it at walmart and its past its return period. Reading reviews and this TV seems to have this issue often.

@chulababy693

2 жыл бұрын

It's on the top of the TV looks like smudgey finger prints. I don't know if it was always there & I just didn't notice before? Or if it came out of nowhere but I kind of think it came out of nowhere.

I got a Samsung AU7000 that is only 6 months old and has DSE on both corners is not very noticiable but my concern is if that increase over the time I will not be able to return it or get repair during warranty period..

Not sure if you read my comment on your review for Sony's QD-OLED about this, but I appreciate you addressing the issue! Glad you mentioned it's also a problem with OLED, albeit for different reasons. DSE is the bane of my TV watching existence. I always notice it. Again, I hope to hear some feedback on if QD-OLED provides a cleaner display.

@NexGenTek

2 жыл бұрын

Exactly all Oleds in the last three years have had it. I now have a 75inch Z8H and it soooo clean it's kinda crazy but I'm happy

I have an old discontinued Black Friday deal 55' RCA 4K TV. I did a couple DSE tests just now and sure enough my TV suffers from it, ALOT, the screen is a blotchy mess also with the dark spots in all 4 corners. I did just order a Hisense U8H 55 inch last night though. It's scheduled to be delivered on Monday and the first thing I'm gonna do once i get it set up is do these DSE tests on it too.

My new screen (Samsung 50" AU8000) has very slight DSE vertical banding on the left side, but only in one spot and it is not noticeable during the vast majority of content. The only time I see it is during football matches every now and then. I can live it. 4K looks incredible coming from a 32" 1080p TV from 2011.

The direct line of sight really helps with my laptop. I noticed the DSE but only while off-angle.

Thanks! My New TCL 5 75" inch looks good to me with the test but I am 67 years old so being that as a Factor I am still happy with what I saw from using your test & that I won the Loto! lol

my tv had 2 short flickers in the middle of the screen at 100 percent. after that, a small field was a little darker during tracking shots. can only be seen in gray images

"THANKS A MILLION", Good one 👍 Caleb

I had same old Phillips 49" tv and it had bad DSE that got worse with time after 7 years of daily use dar vertical lines started showing up. So i think it does get worse with time.

Can the Effect still occur after years(7 years led screen)and brief flickering???

I noticed DSE (vertical bands) on my 2018 TCL 6-series right away watching a hockey game. But it wasn't bad enough for me to return it. I was and still am very happy with the overall performance of the set. My 2016 Sony 930D, however, has minimal DSE in the corners. Sony quality, at least in their premium sets, wins out every time.

@BlackBullPistol

2 жыл бұрын

The 2016 lineup was one of the last good series of Sony now they have really bad TV's so no they don't win every time. XD and XE series remain on top of Sony's best TV's (Z is best premium) all other since XF series are garbage. . .

@gangnamchild6310

2 жыл бұрын

@@BlackBullPistol lol ok. Most biased thing I have read for a while

@BlackBullPistol

2 жыл бұрын

@@gangnamchild6310 suite yourself, facts are facts and people that are ignorant will stay ignorant. If a brand is known for being good in the past doesn't mean it's now good. Oh well I already see I'm talking to a wall so I'm not gonna waste my time, peace ✌️

@pubmeatman

5 ай бұрын

I’m shopping for a tv now after 14 years with a Panasonic plasma. I bought an oled because reviewers go on about their black levels much like what they said about plasma’s back in the day. I remember being blown away by my plasma when I set it up. Well….I don’t like the picture on the Sony oled I bought. Even after adjusting the settings the display is just too dim. It looks horrible to my eyes. It’s going back to the store. Now researching mini led’s I come upon this issue. At this point I’m considering buying an Hisense mini led for half the price of the oled and hoping better technology is on the way.

My LG 48 inch 1080P 120hz LED TV from 2012 has it on the right side when it was all gray but I have a small stain now in the bottom corner that only can be seen in light colors. If theres black bars from a Movie its gone so it doesn't bother me that much since this TV is pretty old and I did paid $700 back then and I should of return it because there was a purple banding on the right side since the beginning but never can notice it in dark movies,

Wow I had dse on my last Vizio p55e1 ..I believe it was cause by my Xbox one..over time it messed up the back light

My TV is clean as a whistle! Hey Caleb, you're looking good buddy. Good exercise & diet plan? Keep up the good work & great content!

My TCL 625r has pretty bad vignetting but I only notice it if I run a all white background.

I made this test in my moto g8 power LCD and it has DSE at the bottom (seen in all displayed colors, but more in grey tones). It's really annoying, but I use dark theme most of the time, and since its contrast ratio is excellent for an IPS, 1500:1, blacks are solid and makes this issue disappear.

Thank you!

Would love to see something like this done on blooming. I bought the x950h at85in after your glowing review. While it does a lot right. Not great for dark room viewing as blooming is distracting

Also my DSE was only noticeable when in horizontal panning shots of mostly same tone backgrounds like snow scenes or desert scenes. My Hisense did not have any DSE with static single tone backgrounds. So your test pattern static color backgrounds would not reveal the kind of DSE a lot of TVs have.

@PSYCHOV3N0M

2 жыл бұрын

What scenes from what movies or shows did you use for snow/desert horizontal panning shots to expose the DSE on your screen?

@earledward5763

2 жыл бұрын

@@PSYCHOV3N0M Lawrence of Arabia and John Carpenter’s The Thing.

Problems due to age can be the LEDs going bad. This is repairable, though substantial. Symptoms include dark areas all the time, also they can go purple or lose lenses, looking like there's a light inside. NON-backlight problems include LCD "the glass" aging which might look dark and bruised in areas only on dark scenes.

Hello Caleb.. Quite informative and at the same time entertaining! Looking forward to see your review on the new z9k 2022 panel.

I noticed some severe DSE (horizontal banding) on my 55" Hisense U7QF (H8G equivalent panel I believe). I tried to exchange it within a week of purchase, but the store I bought it wouldn't budge. So I'm stuck with it now. I don't see it as much in regular content, but since buying an Xbox I notice it a lot on the Xbox menus. It's also very apparent in vertical panning shots. The TV is really bright for its price class though, so HDR generally looks great, so for the price I guess I can't have everything.

@heavyprogressive76

2 жыл бұрын

You got a good point. Where'd you buy from?

Hisense U7G I didn't notice any of it. I don't have much of any problems with it other than it kicking off the ARC connecting to my sound bar.

I had this problem 2 years ago with the highest end 2020 Samsung 8k tv, it had horrible vertical banding and inconsistent blacks but Samsung was fantastic about it and gave me no trouble and replaced it with the 2021 model 6 months after I bought it

@scottmoreau5630

2 жыл бұрын

That’s extremely rare. Unless DSE is noticeable in regular content viewing, Samsung won’t care.

I would love to find out how many people have DSE on an OLED tv. Caleb says it can happen on that format, but, is it less likely?

Hey Caleb, when will the review for the X95K be up (if you managed to have some time with it as part of the line up.) Very excited to see something regarding this TV given (understandably) a lot of the limelight is going to the A95K

@Caleb_Denison

2 жыл бұрын

Oh, I’d give it about a week?

@samuelbernstein207

2 жыл бұрын

@@Caleb_Denison Awesome, can't wait to hear about this TV finally.

@Ermelious

2 жыл бұрын

@@Caleb_Denison If you don't mind when you get the X95K kindly do a 4K 120hz VRR with Local Dimming Test. The current X90J and X900H both disables Local Dimming when VRR is enabled which kindda defeats the purpose of buying a FALD TV when the Local Dimming does not work while VRR is active.

@Faisal-SR

2 жыл бұрын

@@Caleb_Denison Test local dimming VRR Game mode 4k 120hz please

Great post! I’ve used DSE tests before and I’m happy to say my 65” Sony a90j is very clean! Love your content…thanks!

@bobvanster

2 жыл бұрын

I have one too agree

@NexGenTek

2 жыл бұрын

Grid DSE plaques it look in bright sky's you'll see it

@luvtechLynn

2 жыл бұрын

@@NexGenTek If the grid DSE is there on the a90j I don’t see it or it just might be less noticeable on my set.

@bobvanster

2 жыл бұрын

Having experienced this on several tvs as discussed in my other comment I looked for it on bright white screens nada. My A1E had some. Another way I was told to test is go to a blank screen crank up britness & contrast.

@luvtechLynn

2 жыл бұрын

@@bobvanster Thanks for the info! I have seen it on other tvs I’ve owned to varying degrees. This OLED has the cleanest screen I’ve ever seen.

I had this with LG LED TV years ago. I returned it. I had a Toshiba replaced under warranty passed the 30 days prior. I have Kef Q series as well with Onkyo Z series amp with A09J.

Tested on my Samsung 27" display (28E590D), 3 or 4 years old, not sure, and the results seemed fine :) Thanks for that video.

ha, I'm glad you gave me an acronym to use, seen it a lot

I purchased a Samsung Qn90b and there is a thick black line when moving the camera in any game… Greek Squad says “it’s not substantial enough since it’s not in the center” so now I am stuck with it

Ok, did the test on a 7 yo Samsung 55” TV and while I saw very slight vignetting and a band near the bottom in your tests, I must say, I have never noticed it in normal usage. And this was not an overpriced TV of its vintage.

But, how many times will they let you return it? What happens when it's worse!? My 11 year old sammy is perfect. But, has developed a lock up issue and the main boards nla. Still running it till I lose sanity. Might grab a qn85a before they're gone. Great video!

We just purchased a 55” Sony X89J (UK equivalent to the X85J) and it’s got DSE all along the top and bottom edges as well as vignetting in all 4 corners. The Vignetting doesn’t really bother me as it’s not noticeable on anything but test slides but the DSE along the top and bottom is visible when watching sports. The retailer won’t take it back as DSE does not constitute a fault and Sony have looked and said it’s within tolerance. I’ve had issues in the past with other brands and is why I went with Sony for my last tv and this current one. My previous tv a 55” X70E had no DSE at all this X89J does so I won’t take a Sony TV next time as it seems their quality control has taken a slide. I don’t want to start returning TV’s and playing the panel lottery as this one is just tolerable and the next one could and most likely will be worse. Instead I will just change TV brands next time.

Recently purchased a Samsung 85" Qn800a For the theater room and a 75" QN90A for the living room. Had to play the panel lottery once in both rooms and ended up with 2 good screens. The 85" qn800a Only had a faint DSE spot. But was suffering from an audio issue. The QN90A in the living room was bad it had DSE throughout the screen, But both are perfect now... 🤞🏾🤞🏾 If I would've gotten another bad screen I was switching to Oleds for sure.

Awesome content

I have DSE of my TV (PHILIPS 43PUH6101). It started few months after I bought the TV. It looked like dust of the TV. Later I've read that this series of Philips TVs had more often DSE than others, but there was noting I could do at that time.

Nice, I noticed a patch of DSE on the lower left side of my TCL but never knew what it was, this puts me oddly at peace. It's just how it is, I didn't do something wrong and it doesn't seem to be increasing with time.

I have an LG CX 77", I have noticed sort of like a grid specially in bright white scenes but if I turn off the TV and restart it the grid would disappear and the image becomes clean and even brighter. Any idea why this is ??

@ryulanda9399

2 жыл бұрын

My 48 inch CX has it. Most do, it's a manafacturer defect.

My current TV has a lot of DSE it’s a Vizio I bought like 5-6 years ago. I’m in the market to buy a new TV just waiting to see what drops this year.

So glad to see this video. I had these dark splotches (didn’t know the name for the effect) on the upper corner of my Sony X95. Caught it just a month or so before my Best Buy Geek Squad warranty ran out. Best Buy replaced the TV (with a refund which allowed me to upgrade since prices had dropped) and in so many words told me my effected TV would be disposed, and I was not liable to return in. Since the splotches weren’t horrible, and hardly noticeable unless bright scenes play, I basically just scored an extra 65” X95 for my gym.

@Jordanfiend361

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah I tried that and they wouldn’t let me keep it the delivery guys said they needed to take it back if not Best Buy could charge you done the road. Months even years later

Super awesome 👌 Caleb

I got a QN85A Neo Qled (65") which has quite bad DSE , at least I assume it is DSE. I contacted support which told me to run a 1 hour long video flickering between colours extremely fast and also to give it about 2 weeks and then check again. That 1 hour video seemed like it did improve it all cuz now the DSE is mostly visible from the sides. I'm giving it 2 weeks like they said and then I'll make my mind up if I will keep it, change for a new one or to a completely different tv.

@Link23809

2 жыл бұрын

Support really told you to run this? First I've ever heard that. Interesting.

Didn't realize there is even a term for it. I noticed the "splotch" within a couple of days after I bought my name brand TV recently. First, I tried to wipe it with a warm water and soft cloth but that didn't fix the issue so I returned it to BB and upgraded to a better model. A blessing in disguise.

I was worried about OLED burn in as I use it for a monitor (but from the bed). So I bought a LED panel one from Philips, and it has slight DSE, but you really gotta look for it. Overall satisfied and accepted that there is no perfect TV, I'll be more aware next time. I just don't know how realistic it is to return a biga$$ TV, I mean the unboxing an installation was such a chore in itself. I don't necessarily want to minmax it and pull the lever to get another one, and another... So many things could go wrong. If I deem it acceptable might as well just stick with it. I mean I did minmax my monitor but that's different and is used for work, I was hunting for bad pixels and there was in-store unboxing of several until we found a perfect one. That's a bit unreasonable for TVs (store employees will surely hate you for making them unbox and exhaustively several TVs that look perfectly good for the average person but you are nitpicking about a bad pixel you will not even see from over 1.5-2m distance or a DSE you didn't know exists before this video :D). Or with infinie money order 10 different models, test them all in your home, then return the bottom 9 with a courier? They'll just love you. Realize TVs used to be black and white and bulky in terms of depth. Nowadays they are far more brilliant than most people's eyes have ever seen. After seeing how crappy TVs are set up in hotels, and at non-TV-enthusiastic people's homes, with wtf/default settings... the fact that we care even a tiny bit about picture quality to notice flaws means we pay attention and are already better off. If it's not that annoying, just be happy with it :)

@paperben

Жыл бұрын

Agree 👍

My MacBook Pro screen has literally no DSE!!! I am damn impressed. My TCL 6 series does have some though but honestly, it does not bother me as much as I thought it would

I have a Hisense U6GR (Canada version). I have vertical bands of dirty screen. You only notice it on solid light backgrounds such as snow, grass and sand. Sports like tennis, hockey and especially watching the winter Olympics was a nightmare. Besides that, the TV is perfect. Just sucks cause once you see it, you will see it for life.

Guys if u didn’t notice it before watching this video then that’s not a problem don’t stress over things that aren’t

Where's the link to the Eufy KS with the "special discount?"

my Sony xh95 65 inch is still good after a years use still 4 years warranty on it also. let's see if it's the one I keep the longest last few tvs have changed after 12 months lol due to not being happy.

The test in this video reminded me of how I watch virtually all KZread videos on my flagship Android phone with a perfect display. Blow this up to 65 inches and I'm set for years.

@heavyprogressive76

2 жыл бұрын

@@oldb3139 agreed. Way less surface area for things to go wrong

Hey I do not see the link for the smart lock

I've a 15 year old Pioneer PDP-6010FD 60-Inch 1080p Plasma HDTV, and it still looks great, even on the tests you displayed. Though I'm in the market for a 4k and am looking at the LG G1. Good to know OLED is better at this, but you failed to mention why.

My work LED TV has a single dirty looking, probably dead pixel right in the center that's only obvious on golf and hockey like you've shown. I've been lucky quality wise on all my screens here, none of them exhibit any quality behavior on the entire panel. They are all TCL TVs.

DSE is why I sold my Samdung QLED and switched to OLED permanently now. Regardless how good the TV is, if the DSE is noticeable it ruins it.

@NexGenTek

2 жыл бұрын

OLED has it too

4+ months with My TCL 646 65". Awesome picture No DSE. Since turning off cec TV not just shuting off. But setting do not seem to stick, with no manual still not shur how to use TV. I do not really use TV apps, I use Xboox s and Fire cube.

I have just slight DSE in the corners but right at the edges.... Honestly I'm glad to have that over some other kinda of DSE since it doesnt really effect me watching content unless I'm actively looking for it... Otherwise my panel is perfect...I would rather have it off to the sides than right in the middle of the screen any day...

Thats what my TV has. I thought it was a physical dirt. But no matter how I tried to clean it, using a tv screen cleaner, it doenst go away. Mine is super apparent when the background is white.